Help to bulid temporary shelter for 40 families

We Artists, friends, relatives and associates of Dzimbanhete (Zimbabwe) seeking to restore occupation of land to more than 40 families and 136 children, who were forcibly evicted from a sacred heritage site last week by armed police officers. 46 adults and 136 children were left homeless on Friday 14 December 2018 after they were forcibly evicted without a court order. This left the evictees to sleep out in the open subject to the elements in the rainy season, as they have nowhere else to go with their families’ health set to deteriorate as they continue to sleep out in the open.

We are appealing from each other and everyone to help Dzimbanhete can rise again and pursue that which they desire to do in promoting Art and Culture in Zimbabwe.

With the money, we can help with temporary structures and have buy toilets, timber, planks, doors water.